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Speeding up reconstruction of 3D tomograms in holographic flow cytometry <i>via</i> deep learning

Daniele Pirone, Daniele Sirico, Lisa Miccio, Vittorio Bianco, Martina Mugnano, Pietro Ferraro, Pasquale Memmolo

2022Lab on a Chip68 citationsDOI

Abstract

recovering quantitative phase maps (QPMs) of single cells from their digital holograms. Then, the sequence of QPMs of the same rotating cell is used to perform the tomographic reconstruction. The proposed approach significantly reduces the computational time for retrieving tomograms, thus making them available in a few seconds instead of tens of minutes, while essentially preserving the high-content information of tomographic data. Moreover, we have accomplished a compact deep convolutional neural network parameterization that can fit into on-chip SRAM and a small memory footprint, thus demonstrating its possible exploitation to provide onboard computations for lab-on-chip devices with low processing hardware resources.

Topics & Concepts

Computer scienceContext (archaeology)Artificial intelligenceHolographyDigital holographyConvolutional neural networkTomographyComputer visionBottleneckPipeline (software)Iterative reconstructionOpticsPhysicsGeologyPaleontologyProgramming languageEmbedded systemDigital Holography and MicroscopyCell Image Analysis TechniquesMicrofluidic and Bio-sensing Technologies
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